LECTURE #13 - torques and moments of force Flashcards

1
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what are the 4 points of force in regards to torque ?

A
  • magnitude
  • point of application
  • direction
  • line of action
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2
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describe the moment arm :

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perpendicular distance between line of action of force and axis of rotation

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what are the 3 things that internal moment created by a muscle are dependent upon ?

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  • muscle force (F)
  • lever arm (d)
  • angle of pull (θ)
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what does it mean when a muscle produces a co-contraction ?

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  • creates opposing joint torques (opposite direction)
  • motion occurs in direction of net internal moment
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5
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what is the purpose of antagonist muscle co-contraction ?

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control velocity of joint motion and increase stability at joint

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6
Q

what type of contraction are the knee extension muscles producing (quadriceps and hamstrings) ?

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quadriceps = concentric contraction
hamstrings = eccentric contraction

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describe the direction concentric is going towards :

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the load that is going towards the CLOUDS on the concentric phase (not your body)

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describe the direction eccentric is going towards :

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the load that is going to wads the EARTH in the eccentric phase

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what are some bad things in regard to muscle co-contraction ?

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  • co-contraction will lead to deficit
  • adding adduction compression (control)
  • hamstring more prone to injuries
  • functionally bad when creating optimal force
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10
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what are some good things in regards to muscle co-contraction ?

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  • adds-stability and control
  • increases compressive force
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11
Q

what contributes to stuff gait and reduces knee flexion (disease progression) ?

A

muscle co contraction

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12
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what is muscle co-contraction ?

A

the simultaneous activation of muscles on opposite sides of a joint

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13
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what are some non-muscle contributions (external moment) to joint torque ?

A
  • segment mass will cause a joint moment
  • any external object attached or held by segment will produce a joint moment
    ground reaction force
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14
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what is the internal moment created by a muscle dependent on ?

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  • force moment arm
  • magnitude of co-contraction
  • external factors
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15
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what is equilibrium ?

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the state characterized by balance forced and torques

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16
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what is static equilibrium ?

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when a body is completely motionless (at 0)

17
Q

how many conditions of static equilibrium are there ?

A

3

18
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what are the three conditions of static equilibrium ?

A
  • sum of all horizontal forces (or force components) acting on body must be zero
  • sum of all vertical forces (or force components) acting on body must be zero
  • sim of all torques must be zero
19
Q

ΣF(x) = ?

A

0

20
Q

ΣF(y) = ?

A

0

21
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ΣT =

A

0